Sentence examples for geographically tiny from inspiring English sources

One Arab commentator, Samir Boutamdja, has described Qatar's Sheikh Hamad as a latter-day Renaissance Doge of Venice, a geographically tiny state that acted as a diplomatic intermediary between the Vatican and the Ottoman Sultan in order to avoid being swallowed by either of them.

Bahrain, while geographically tiny by comparison, punches above its weight on the strategic map as it is home to the US Navy's 5th Fleet.

A village or a neighborhood can be a tiny area geographically, but almost every one of its resident feels an interest in keeping up with news that could affect daily life -- like a parking regulation change or a proposal to erect a cellphone tower.

But with a purposefully small but geographically distributed userbase, selling tiny ad campaigns to luxury brands around the world was a drag.

It is a long way, geographically and temporally, from the tiny ancestral ears of Mesoamerican corn to Tuscarora corn.

Typically, through this tiny detail, Harris brings a historically and geographically remote reality to us, closer than the closest thing.

Geographically, in between the above-covered countries, we find tiny Luxembourg with a large impact on dieselization beyond its borders.

She notes that among these, the Isle of Wight and the South Gyrwe tribes, tiny in terms of their hidages and geographically isolated from other peoples, were among the few who possessed their own royal dynasties.

In fact, the seven most-populous counties in California each contain more citizens than all of New Hampshire; geographically, one California county is twice the size of the tiny state.

We exited to a display of tiny cards bearing the images of hundreds of children, grouped together geographically, for potential donors to select.

After only a short time Visual Networks is at the forefront of a tiny but promising industry that services the communications networks used to connect geographically dispersed company locations.